1. Tombstone V7

David Quinn 2013

Begin standing and pinch your way up the sharp arête. Only the edge is allowed - slopers back from the arête are off-limits. A powerful and aesthetic climb. 💪

2. Buried Alive SDS V8

David Quinn 2018

Attempt the crux sit start extension to Tombstone. The same rules apply. 🪦 (FA Nick Sagar 2001)

3. Mortician SDS V5

Starting from a scrunchy sit start, climb the left arête and face. The right arête is off-limits, but edges on the high slab are allowed. Top out at the high point. 🌄

4. Paul Bearer V1

Mick Levin

Using the same start as Au Bouleau, climb straight up the crack and slab. A very enjoyable climb. 👍

5. Au Bouleau V7

Seb Launcelot

Start with both hands on the obvious block, traverse the slopey lower lip until transitioning to the crack system, and then climb straight up to the top. Excellent! 🙌 (FA G. Loser 2002)

6. Surgeon General SDS V9

Sean Rasmussen 2020

As the original line, climb the twin seams all the way to the top. (FA by G. Losier 2002)

6a. Surgeon Au Bouleau SDS V9

Rob Grandy

An early exit variation of the climb. Over the years, climbers have been linking into Au Bouleau lower and lower to the point that it's become a distinct line that is very different from the original line. 🌲